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Trailer Trash Tracys

Introducing... more breakthrough music talent on BBC London.

Trailer Trash Tracys (photo: Alexandra Leary)
Trailer Trash Tracys: band name approved by Macca! (photo: Alexandra Leary)

Where are you from?

All based in London but Susanne is originally from Sweden and James was born in Leicester.

Names of band members and instruments played?

Susanne - vocals; James - guitar; Dayo - drums, and Martha - step-in bass player and backing vocals.

How long have you been making music?

Writing for about two years, playing live since February 2009.

Style of music and influences?

Susanne: heavily reverberated rock n roll. At the moment I listen a lot to Roy Orbison and Suicide. James: I'm listening to Kwes, The XX, The Shadows, My Little Airport, LSD March, Still Corners, Cornelius.

Best moment so far?

Susanne: playing in front of 1000 people at Liverpool Academy. James: no one liking our band name, except Paul McCartney (but that's another story!).

What song would you most like to cover?

Susanne: Billy Idol's Eyes Without A Face. We've tried already but couldn't make a better version than the original so we gave up, for now. James: Charles Mingus - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat.

Visit Trailer Trash Tracys on MySpace, right, for more information. The track that brought them to our attention is the band's debut single, Candy Girl, released on the small indie label No Pain In Pop Records.

Find more emerging artists like this in the London Calling feature in Gary Crowley's 94.9 radio show:




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